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It Has Been a Long Winter

Posted on March 6, 2014 by

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Where do you learn to make ice cream? Sundae school.

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Had to bundle up this morning!

What do English whales eat? Fish and ships. 🇬🇧

Want your children to learn about the world with very little effort on your part? Hang maps. Like many maps. In prominent places in your home. You might be thinking, but the Internet! How often do you find your little one perusing Google Earth for fun? Maybe sometimes... once a year perhaps? Kids can’t ignore real, stick ‘em on your wall maps. They’ll look at them all the time. And they’ll take it all in. Same for globes. And atlases. And other books about maps, made prominently available to them. And maps don’t only teach geography. They teach math (calculating distance), and earth science (look at all that water!), and they engender a natural curiosity about the world. They will start to have lots of questions about all kinds of places. And when they read or hear about a place, they’ll run to the map to find out where it is! I’m tellin’ ya. Maps. 🤓

Why did Humpty Dumpty have a great fall? Because he had a dull summer. 🥚

Grateful for this beautiful day.

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